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Oct 13, 2011, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by hankster
I think since you asked him in email, he is just trying to cover his butt. It is not really personal, it is more a legal answer - if someone isn't sleeping, can they become dangerous? Yes, they have had studies recently that people are falling asleep driving more than anything else. We know the brain needs its sleep, we just don't know why. He can not have written, to ANYONE, no, it doesn't matter if you don't sleep.
Did T initiate this email exchng, or was he responding to something you said? BTW, I was never allowed to babysit my brother's kid, but had to tell my mother to stop touching him inappropriately when she changed his diaper, as she didn't think there was anything wrong with that, and she had full access to him. Who's the crazy one?
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Hankster
I simply told T in an e mail that I was having a very hard time sleeping. I didn't ask him anything.
It was like a flash back to when my brother said this and the whole family rallied around him without even speaking to me about it. To me it perpetuates a stigma that is already too prevalent and hurtful.
I wasn't talking about driving with the baby, since until we get used to one another, we're going to lay low. I'm sorry what happened with your mother and the family craziness we all can relate to but since I am the only one getting therapy (as my father used to tell me) that makes ME the designated nut.
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